Acan, Trachy, Lobo ID?

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This beauty was at my local Petco marked as a green and gold hammer colony.:rolling-on-the-floor-laughing:
After talking with the kind associate I negotiated a $20 purchase instead of the advertise $89.99.
My initial thoughts is that it is an Acan, but I'm not completely convinced. These pics/vi are from my tank where it has been for 4 days now.
It is very happy and has a crazy feeding reaction. The video is from early morning prior to the lights coming on.
What are you thoughts as to this corals real ID? Thanks!

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This beauty was at my local Petco marked as a green and gold hammer colony.:rolling-on-the-floor-laughing:
After talking with the kind associate I negotiated a $20 purchase instead of the advertise $89.99.
My initial thoughts is that it is an Acan, but I'm not completely convinced. These pics/vi are from my tank where it has been for 4 days now.
It is very happy and has a crazy feeding reaction. The video is from early morning prior to the lights coming on.
What are you thoughts as to this corals real ID? Thanks!

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From the mouth, I don’t think it’s an Acan. Doesn’t look like a lobo either. The feeding tentacles look more like scoly tentacles and the mouth does too but it’s not a scoly. How long have you had it? It may need to fluff up more for us to really see it’s true nature.
 
I've had it for just over a week now. The tank at Petco wasn't the best environment for it. It's amazing the amount of feeding tentacles that are out in the morning before the lights come on.
From the mouth, I don’t think it’s an Acan. Doesn’t look like a lobo either. The feeding tentacles look more like scoly tentacles and the mouth does too but it’s not a scoly. How long have you had it? It may need to fluff up more for us to really see it’s true nature.
 

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